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Unveiling the Risks of Shadow Banking: Lessons for Financial Market Resiliency

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Understanding the risks inherent in shadow banking: a primer and practical lessons learned
David Luttrell, Harvey Rosenblum, Jackson Thies

Paper Summary

The article explains what shadow banking is, how it contributed to the financial crisis, and what policymakers can learn from it. It breaks down shadow banking and its risks, and discusses how the system failed during the crisis. Policymakers can use these lessons to create better regulations for the financial market.

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